thriller in parma — fourfirst half goals, a red card and a last minute winner!in 90 seconds when he bundled in gervinho's cutback. a first serie a goal for the swedish teenager. however that lead lasted less than 10 minutes, when parma gifted a totally unmarked cristian ansaldi an equaliser. the visitors then had bremer sent off, but took the lead from the penalty spot. but it was all square at the break — andreas cornelius smashing home for parma. then just as it looked as if the match was going to end in a draw, substitute roberto inglese broke the hearts of 10 man torino. 3—2 to parma. the champions league returns later on tuesday with a huge match between german champions bayern munich and tottenham in london. although they beat southampton at the weekend, surs have had a mixed start to the season. that was only their third league win so far. they did fear that striker harry kane might have picked up an injury in the game, but after training on monday, it looks like he'll be fit to face bayern. they fit to face bayern. are a club that every season try they a

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trade war hitting europe right where it hurts we are live from parma, italy with a look at one industry preparing for the worst. ready to say cheese. it is friday, october 4. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >> good morning. happy friday welcome. i'm in this morning for brian sullivan we start with breaking news out of hong kong where the chief executive carrie lam just wrapped up a press conference. our own chery kang is live >> going forward with what some key people call a last resort banning face masks, invoking emergency powers giving them the power the make laws in emergency situations and goes ahead with those measures the hong kong government highlighting or trying to minimize the reputational damage of this discussion take a listen. >> hong kong is not in a state of emergency we are not proclaiming that hong kong is entering a state of emergency but we are indeed in an occasion of serious danger. i would say we are now in rather extensive and serious public danger >> this comes amid escalating violence amid the hong kong arrest the government going for something stronge

this is parma the italian province that's been producing hard cheese for 9 centuries. journey back to nelly's family has been at it since $895.00. much of his product is banned for the united states it's the 2nd most important export market for parmigiano after france but one week from now the cheese will be subject to a 25 percent tariff. for the whole region of parmigiano reggiano for those farmers this was a slap in the face because of course when we no longer have that export market for the cheese will be forced to lower the price here and after that we were make any money everything we earn is from parmigiano reggiano. parmesan cheese is just one of many european agricultural products the united states is targeting up to the world trade organization rules that the e.u. had been illegally subsidizing aviation attorney and air bus other goods affected include french wine. and spanish all moves. in madrid farmers have been taking to the streets to voice their opposition to the levy. but are not good to be trump wants to impose a 25 percent tariff we can't compete at

verona also won at parma.barcelona back to the top of the league in spain. they won 5—1 at real valladolid and go above granada who play on thursday. atletico lost ground drawing at alaves. defending champions manchester city are into the quarter—finals of the english league cup. two goals from sergio aguero helped them beat southampton 3—1. leicester and everton are the other premier league clubs through so far. bulgaria will play their final euro 2020 qualifying match against the czech republic behind closed doors and have been fined finally, he's one of the world's best known footballers and never short of self—confidence— zlatan ibrahimovic has given his fans a hint about where his next move might take him. the striker who's still currently with la galaxy may be returning to a league he's familiar with. guess what, spain. i'm coming back. the washington nationals have tied the sixth game. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport tod

missed the chance to leapfrog juventus at the top of serie a after being held to a 2—2 draw at home to parmaf the results across europe — go to the bbc sport website. there was a dramatic finish to qualifying which saw max verstappen claim pole position for sunday's mexican grand prix. valtteri bottas crashed on his last lap in the final session of qualifying. as lewis hamilton, sebastian vettel and max verstappen were behind him they couldn't improve their times. verstappen was quickest from his first run, so took pole. hamilton could only manage fourth and if he finishes there, he'll have to wait another week to claim his sixth world championship. that's all the sport for now. there is more on the bbc sport website. around 200,000 people have joined a gay pride march in taiwan — the first since the island legalised same—sex marriages. taiwan is the first place in asia to allow gay people to marry. rachel stanton reports. music. celebrating in style. the island has long hosted the region's largest pride marches, but this year, there is a difference. music. taiwan will now allow same—sex cou

made it through and it's almost on a daily basis the uc stories and the politics of washington around parma. where is this going and is there a solution. >> there must be a solution clause we cannot afford the current trajectory of the pharmacy benefits. i think that the made it through lies in a couple of things. transparency lies and understanding the pricing formulas and then lies in injecting some new competitors into the market place i think all of those are coming. i would say stay tuned for some very very exciting announcements with injecting new competitors into the marketplace. now are moving to the lightning round. >> quick question a quick made it through. >> i don't really do quick answers but i will try. >> put something in your bucket list. >> a hole-in-one. [laughter] >> what is your favorite teen growing up. >> it was and is the chicago bears. >> so if i asked you in october 27th, bears or lions, a few months with the question. >> yes. was less bulky read. >> spy novel. i don't have a lot of time to read so want to do a try to read something that catches my attention. the mi

seth done has the story from, where else, parma, italy. >> reporter: good morning. be getting more expensive? this is a warehouse where thousands of wheels of parmesan, the real stuff, parmigia parmigiano reggiano are aged for years before being shipped around the world and now the cheese destined for america is also headed for a price hike. the price of their parmigiano reggiano was already at a premium. after all, they control each step here, tracking which cows ate in which fields and were milked on which days. >> parmigiano reggiano is a piece of italy. >> reporter: he's the fourth generation to run his family business in this specific region where parmigiano reggiano is made. bertenelli, who heads a group of cheese makers, says the u.s. is their second most important export marked and they had planned to double business there in the next five years, at least until these tariffs. >> we are worriedhat the price is going to achieve a level that after that, it's a broken price. >> reporter: people won't buy it. >> it's too expensive. >> reporter: cheese from almost

>> reporter: we've known for a couple weeks that rudy giuliani told cnn that les parma and freeman helped make the connection with ukranian officials that helped provide them information that he says really does need more investigation. of course, we know that information has gotten to rudy giuliani's client mr. trump. the house-led democratic committees have subpoenaed giuliani for those documents and the conversations those three men were having. we also know les was in a completely separate civil case and subpoenas down in florida that the plaintiff's attorneys were looking for documents, any documentation of past -- of business relationships between parnes and giuliani. john? >> complicated story. michael, i appreciate you helping us connect some of the dots. with me in the studio, vivian with the new york journal, paul holtz with the "new york times," federal prosecutor sean wu and evan perez. sean, i want to start with you. it has nothing to do with the democrats as they build their impeachment case. even the president's own attorney who said nothing to see here. nor the candidate n

he also was aware or becomes aware of the fact that one pharmaceutical company purdue, parma, is pushing these prescriptions on the argument that the vital sign on be pain thresholds. we physicians are to be conscious of leaving our patients and no pain. not that the perfect way for you doctor, to handle that. he becomes alarmed by the practices of this pharmaceutical company. tell us a little bit about that story and how that turned out. >> he starts writing them letters. what is said, we've got people overdosing. crime in this community where i've been practicing for decades. you need to take this drug off of the market and reformulated it to be abuse resistant. the way pal kellan had done earlier. they wouldn't do it. actually wrote them a letter in early 2000 that i staying that my fear is this distressed communities which now have rising drug crime and even murderers on a scale they had never had before, our sentinel areas for this epidemic. much the way san francisco and new york were for hiv. think about that, he was so precious. when i met him for the first time in 2016, he said

this is the list of string of settlements from big parma. will they cure the crisis.numbers, 18 billion, 5 billion, 15 billion, we're approaching 40, 350 billion from handful of distributors and drugmakers alone. what does the money go to? you're on the front lines. you see this more than anyone else. could this curb this crisis? >> well i certainly hope so. i think we all do. i mean, look, charles, it's a new day, okay? as family doctor i'm really happy to see that the tides are changing. the hope is that this will be the start to families and communities starting to heal. where is this money going to you say? time will tell. but what i certainly hope for is that i hope we have more research regarding substance abuse disorder. i hope we have more treatment programs. more education for patients, community members. resources for law enforcement and public safety resources, we need education for doctors amongst so many other things. so, you know, no, we need resources. as far as i'm concerned more the better. it is time to start healing and turn this around. charles: to

our own willem marx is in parma, italy.ears ago, they talked about tvs that would carry smell here, can you carry the scent of where willem is. >> it is a pretty strong scent here in this room. because 5,000 of these enormous parmesan wheels in this one place where they make parmesan each one of these wheels weighs around 90 pounds retail value in the u.s. about $1,600 once the tariffs kick in, it will be about $1,800 the challenge here -- and it is not just parmesan but gorganzola and others the american consumer will look for a cheaper option what they are looking for now is a, a resolution seems to have kicked off these guys would be paid about one euro, so a little more than $1 to keep them on the shelves here they don't want to oversupply the market. this is extremely interesting. you have a bunch of milk made. they take the skim milk then they ad fresh milk, stir it together and add the stuff from a cow's stomage. break it up. that falls as they heat them up. they use these huge cheese cloths they pull up these massiv

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